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* Street Bikes * Fat Tire Bikes * Mountain Bikes * Road Bikes * Old Schwinns *
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| Our White Rock Lake Bike Ride Is Held Every Saturday Or Sunday (Primary) "Except As Noted Above" - Beginning At 10:00 AM --- See Directions Below |
With ski season going strong, it's time to shape up, shed those extra pounds, and get in some great exercise. The damn hot weather is no longer an excuse, so dust off that bike and ride with the most color-coordinated (thanks to Judy Rayfield) bike group around. Biking at White Rock Lake on Saturday or Sunday (Primary) will start at the time shown above. Meet at the parking lot at the corner of Tiffany and East Lawther Road (East Side of Lake - off Buckner Blvd, West on Lake Highlands at stop light, immediate left and park in lots along East Lawther near the stone picnic shelter - See Map Below).
This easy paced ride is for everyone. Exercise and Fun - Fun - Fun !!!
 Please do not forget "Helmets Are Required".  Ride Either 9, 18 or 27 Miles (Once, Twice or Three Times Around White Rock Lake).
Sunday Brunch (Optional) at "Great Locations" afterwards. For more information contact:
George Hardin 214-692-7637 or E-mail George
 Contact Members Who Bike And Join Our Biking Group.
You Need To Request Access First.
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Calling All Biker Hellions !!! Parched earth, dry creek beds, temperatures soaring above 100 ... it must be summer in Texas, and time to tune up your bike for the Hotter'n Hell Hundred. Whether we are riding the entire century (100 miles), 100K, 50-mile, or 25-mile course, this bike rally has become a Lone Star tradition. Each August on the weekend before Labor Day, we head west to Wichita Falls to test our mettle against heat, fatigue, and 10,000 other riders of all ages. Most of are recreational bikers and we do the 25 mile ride starting at 8:00 AM before it gets Hotter'n Hell. Everyone rides at their own pace. "Helmets Are Required".
 Since the early 1980s, Hotter'n Hell Hundred has grown to be the largest bike rally of its kind. Each year the ride attracts bike enthusiasts from around the United States and many foreign countries. And each year, a group of us drive up Friday night for the spaghetti carbo-load and trade show. We spend the night in the home of a LSSer's parents and venture out for the ride at first light. Others leave from Dallas early in the morning and make the 2-1/2 hour drive to Wichita Falls.
Lone Star's Biking Group is planning to put together a team for the 2000 MS 150 Red River Challenge. If interested in being a team member on this easy seventy five mile a day ride or to add your support to this very worth while cause E-mail Ron Campbell at ms_150_ride@lone-star.org. You will be added to our team's master roster or support crew listing.
Please visit the MS 150 Red River Challenge web page and browse pictures from last years ride. You
can contact their co-ordinator directly by sending E-mail to Mike Keel,
phone (217-373-1400) or fax (214-373-7200).
The Lone Star Skiers Mountain Bikers were in Steamboat Springs, CO to cruise the mountain bike trails and take in the fresh "Cool" Rocky Mountain air! Luck would have it that their trip coincided with the Colorado Micro-Brew Festival, so there was plenty of free beer to go around. Is this nirvana or what?
Those participating in this non-club trip were: Mike Hughes, Dave Glodo, Pattricia Boykin, Bev Anderson, Terye Rhoden and Barbara Hughes.
The LSS bike group needs manly men and durable women to host several mountain bike rides throughout the year. If you are familiar with any of the following trails, and would like to host a ride, call Terye Rhoden. Rowlett Creek Preserve, Cedar Hill State Park, Boulder Park, Northshore Trail at Grapevine, Horseshoe Trail, Windmill Hill Preserve and Sister Grove Park.
For more information contact: George Hardin 214-692-7637 or E-mail George Terye Rhoden 214-363-5977 or E-mail Terye
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1-214-571-3636 
E-mail: Lone Star Skiers 
1-972-234-5860
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